68W Combat Medic School is designed to prepare future combat lifesavers, platoon medics, and MEDEVAC personnel. By graduation, you will be familiar with the intricacies of ACE Medical. You will learn to use all of the medical equipment available to you, and you will learn the difference between various injuries and their treatments. Candidates complete a written test, movement under fire, TCCC patient assessment, patient extraction and evacuation techniques, bleeding control, triage, basic and advanced...

Patriot Day on September 11 is dedicated to honoring the nearly 3,000 victims of the 2001 terrorist attacks and the first responders who risked their lives. It is a day of remembrance and reflection for Americans, marked by memorial ceremonies, moments of silence, and acts of kindness and service to promote unity and hope. Since the attacks, the nation has continuously come together to remember those lost and to support each other.The events of September 11, 2001, began like an ordinary day but...

The Air Assault School is intended to teach our soldiers techniques required for successful combat insertion via helicopter. Those who have completed the school are Air Assault qualified and shall be awarded the Air Assault Badge.The following Soldiers have successfully completed Air Assault School Class 25-05 :Graduates:SPC D.ScottSPC S.MagretsonPV2 D.KaleInstructors:SPC P.MacTavishOCS D.LotusCPL M.MarshSSG B.FitzgeraldWO1 D.Thorn

Congratulations to the soldiers of Combat Lifesaver Course class 25-05 (Arma 3) for successful completion of Combat Lifesaver training! The Combat Lifesaver Course is the official medical training course conducted by the US Army, intended to provide an intermediate step between the buddy aid-style basic life support taught to every soldier. The combat lifesaver is primarily responsible for providing emergency medical treatment at point of wounding on the battlefield, limited primary care,...

Congratulations to the soldiers of Advanced Radio Communications Course class 25-02(ARMA3) for successful completion of Advanced Radio Communications training! At Advanced Radio Communications you will learn to use short and long range radiotelephone systems to communicate with ground and air elements at all levels of the unit's Order of Battle. Instruction covers frequencies, call signs, radio structure, RATEL information, and reports.  Graduates:SPC J.KoeSPC D.ScottPFC...

National Spirit of '45 Day, observed annually on August 14, honors the resilience and sacrifices of the generation affected by World War II. Communities across the country hold events and memorials to celebrate those who inspired, sacrificed, and preserved the nation for future generations. The day encourages us to explore and share the untold stories of this remarkable era, highlighting the efforts of servicemen, women, and civilians on the homefront.During World War II, everyone contributed—servicemen...

n 1942, Nancy Harkness Love's exceptional flying skills led to her recruitment by Col. William Tunner, who appointed her as the executive of women pilots. She quickly assembled the Women’s Auxiliary Ferrying Squadron (WAFS), consisting of experienced female pilots, to help meet the urgent demand for aircraft delivery during World War II. Love envisioned women serving alongside men as equals, without segregation, and by June 1943, she was commanding multiple WAFS squadrons across the United States.Following...

The U.S. Coast Guard, established in 1790, is one of the oldest federal organizations, initially created to enforce tariffs and prevent smuggling. Over its long history, it has expanded its roles through mergers and transfers, including responsibilities for maritime safety, navigation, and merchant vessel regulation. Today, it operates under the Department of Homeland Security and serves as both a law enforcement agency and a military force, protecting U.S. waters in peacetime and wartime.Throughout...

The U.S. Army Chaplain Corps celebrates its founding on July 29th, marking its long history of providing spiritual support, counseling, and guidance to soldiers worldwide. Established in 1775 by the Continental Congress, the Corps has evolved to include diverse faiths and gender inclusion, with chaplains serving as non-combatant officers who accompany troops in peace and war.Historically rooted in the story of St. Martin of Tours, the term "chaplain" originated from priests serving military personnel...